The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-11-14
THE ARBE1rER zErTUNG.
The Anarchist Organ Resumes Its Ranting
and Ehreateniup.

and Threatening.
CHICAGO Nov. 1.-THE Arbeiter Zeituny
the Anarchist organ, did not appear yesterday.
Its editors said that they suspended publication
a mark Of respect 20 the heroes who were
undergoing martyrdom at the Jail. 1t is out to-
night however, and bristles all over with fierce
editorials. These some Of the pleasant re-
marks it makes
"A quadruple Judicial murder was committed
yesterday. The right of frse assemblage, the
right of free speech. the freedom of the press.
honesty, the love of truth, manhood, brotherly
love- were laid low in their collins. with the
deep. horrible marks of the rope upon them
"A day OF reckoning will not come to the cap
italists, say youl day of reckoning will come
The blood of the murdered, says Mr.. Grinnell.
be upon us land his masters) and upon our chill
drep. Happily, this will be So"
'sAIurderl Murderi This is the sound, intensi-
fed a thousa nd fold. that echoes throughout the
land. and millions of people are aroused over
the terrible deed. which was committed yester-
day morning within the city of Chicago under
the euise of law
1--WE are honest. and we admit that have
lost one battle. The capitalists those enemies
of the working classes, have really captured our
nobiest warriers and hanged them. While we
sorrow for those offered up to Baal and Nam
mon, and are grieved over our defeat still we
are by no means unnamed We will give no
a place to the terror our enemies hope 6y their
row most deeply over this terrible
affair and over our murdered dead,
but we are not terrified through our loss. we
will not yield in this battle the slightest bit of
ground. Comrades, up once more and begin the
work anew. Have faith in the glittering
promises OF peace which those who opposed
to would whisper in our ears. We are in the
midst of war. with organization
which has moral cancer in it's throat, much
the same as the one that is Getting up the throat
of the Crown Prince of Germany. On our side
are the forces of nature, men formerly
said The beloved God hslps,' But still, We
trust neither upon that God. who only aids such
rs are sycophants and fatterers nor yet upon
nature We, ourselves, are natures chief handy
work, which must depend"
'.We live in open warfare with the upper
classes. They have their feet upon our necks.
No matter how we may feel about il, must
keep our feelings to ourselves, and say nothing.
Even though our enemy does provoke us, does
invite the battle, must not take MP the
gauntlet until we are abso olutely certain that we
can win the fight OF course. the fact that
must carry the cross until such time we have
sufficient strength to throw il off Is bitter pill
for every proud man to swallow. Our enemies
will naturally be beside Us and nag us. and even
occasionally, SO to speak, box our ears. This
must, for the good OF the cause. be borne with;
and. naturally, tn bear it requires more patience
thar 30 give vent 10 ous angry feelings. and
strike back. We beg You, this. the day
ceedng the one upon which we lost our battle.
not to give way TO despondency. but to be alert,
and, while harmless doves, be as wise as
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